The Honda NSX-R, a revered name in the world of high-performance cars, has now crossed the elite $1 million mark. In a dramatic auction at Broad Arrow's Villa d'Este, a 2003 NSX-R fetched an astonishing €934,375, translating to $1,064,257 for American buyers and £784,517 in the UK. Not bad for a car with a 3.2-liter V6!
This remarkable NSX-R is one of fewer than 140 NA2 models ever produced, boasting fewer than 10,000 miles on its odometer. It flaunts a stunning Championship White exterior, a luxurious red Alcantara interior, and coordinating white BBS wheels — a combination sure to captivate any automotive enthusiast.
Demand for this Japanese classic saw fierce bidding from across the globe, including the UK, Australia, Argentina, South Africa, and the US. This heated competition set a new world record for an original NSX at auction.
As enthusiasts question the valuation of this NSX-R, one thing is clear: It remains an iconic piece of automotive history. Whether seen as extravagant or justified, its status as one of Honda’s most legendary creations is indisputable.
In summary, the Honda NSX-R's allure has propelled it into the realm of million-dollar collectibles. Its scarcity, timeless design, and the fierce desire to own a piece of automotive legend continue to captivate enthusiasts worldwide.
